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Cardiff City were beaten 5-4 by Mansfield Town this afternoon. Omari Kellyman in action. Player Ratings: Harry Tyrer (3) - Made a great save in the opening minute, otherwise struggled, Didn't cover himself in glory for a few goals. Distribution was decent. Ronan Kpakio (6.5) - Got forward well throughout and got a goal for his efforts. Largely struggled defensively. Will Fish (4) - Not great. Some poor attempted cross-field passes, and defensively anonymous. Failed to command

Cardiff City's campaign ends with a trip to Nigel Clough's Mansfield Town. Harry Tyrer in action. The Opposition: Despite some poor patches this season, The Stags have shown quality in spells and are set for a mid table finish. Clough’s teams are typically organised, hardworking, and disciplined, with a focus on defensive structure and maintaining shape. In possession, his sides favour direct, pragmatic play—pressing smartly, using wide areas, and prioritising efficiency over

Cardiff City beat Mansfield Town in a convincing 3-0 win this afternoon. Will Fish celebrating. Cardiff dominated from the opening. Yousef Salech met a Ryan Wintle cross but headed wide from close range. David Turnbull tried his luck from distance twice, testing Liam Roberts but unable to break the deadlock. Will Fish inevitably gave City the lead before the interval. The defender met a Joel Bagan corner and guided his header in at the near post. Salech eventually got on the

Cardiff City are back in the Welsh Capital as they host Nigel Clough's Mansfield Town. Chris Willock celebrating. The Opposition: After an impressive start to the 24/25 campaign, Mansfield were largely inconsistent, finishing in 17th at the end of the season. The Stags saw several players depart over the summer and therefore were active. Mansfield added Tyler Roberts from Birmingham City, Max Dickov from Brentford, Luke Bolton from Wrexham, Liam Roberts from Millwall, Ryan Sw